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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1910
Page
32
Society notes recount Mrs Henry Bankhead hosting a luncheon in honor of Mrs Emi Laureon with guests including Mrs Emile Laurson Mrs Phinisy Calh oun Mrs George Atkinson and others. Decorations featured white lilacs in a silver bowl with green and white accents and cream colored lace attire described for the host.
Miss Hazel Vorus topped the score and received a hand painted plate while consolation prizes went to Mrs. Long. After the game the cast will be hosted by the Players' Club at the Capital City Club with a supper for fifty in the ball room. The Randall Potter wedding was held at First Baptist last Tuesday with plans to reside at 658 Edgewood Avenue. Grace Thorn hosts a box party at the Grand for Caroline Sheehan with guests from LaGrange and Dallas. The Valentine Ball at Piedmont Driving Club prompts table reservations by February 2. Georgia flags are being sourced for Georgia Day by multiple chapters, including Savannah, Macon, and Athens. The Ioman Park Chrysanthemum Club meets Tuesday. A bridge luncheon is planned Friday in honor of Mildred Woolley.
An excerpt from The Houston Post presents a terse exchange. A character questions why a man remains a vagholor, with another quipping that no widow rapens to want him, implying social stigma and scorn amid a widow’s perspective.
Washington notes detail Mrs. Stonewall Jackson's White House visit during a week of state dinners, international diplomats, and Ballinger-Pinchot inquiry buzz. Guests include Justice and Mrs Brown, Sen. Clark, Rep. Parker, and many foreign ambassadors.
If you are thinking of buying a diamond it is advisable to purchase now as reports show African mine supply shrinking. The directors of the diamond companies do not entirely control output. None but fine areley diamonds are handled at the Crankshaw store Charles W. Crankshaw 46 Whitehall St.
In Rochelle Georgia Mrs. Lorena Darnell of Aliant plans a long visit with her sister as Mrs A J Reynolds Mrs W F Market and Mrs Willin of Cordele visit Mrs Henry Mashburn. Mrs Wilson and children from Pitts stayed with Mrs lam Gruby last week. Mrs Otto Beckham of Abbeville spent Wednesday with Mrs J N Evans. Mia Harris of Hawkinsville visited her sister Mrs Dan Bruce. Jas Beesie Bruce of Ocilla visited relatives. A newborn girl arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarke Dostor.
A large audience attended the Baptist church in Buckhead for an evening by the Boston Ladies Quartet. Miss Ballard of Madison spent the weekend with sister Miss Irene Ballard. Miss Gertrude Finch plans to attend the Normal School in Athens. Mr and Mrs H C McWhorter visited Madison recently. Ava Marshall of Hatenton visited her sister Mire B S Ingram.
Mise Dalay Power and Dr. C M Sime of Searight Ala wed Wednesday in Carlton. Rev P W Davis performed the ceremony. Evelyne visited her aunt Mrs Lunseford of Witkon. Ruth Howards of Oglethorpe spends the week with aunt Mrs David Power. Mrs A H Deodwyler of Biberton visited relatives. Dr Robert Eberhardt of Taylorsville guest of mother Mrs J B Eberhardt. Mr and Mrs Julian Brewer of Biberton with friends in Carlton.
Ming Augusta Mann of Newnan has returned home after a visit to Mrs. T J Pika. Mrs W B Faircloth returned home from Chattanooga. Mrs J P Corley and her mother are visiting in Atlanta. Mrs L F Madam and sister Miss Blakely of Woodbury visit Manchester guests of Mrs Seif. Mrs Charles Brewer entertained at Fourth Street in honor of Ruth Brewer of Montgomery and Hither Brown Carter of Americus. Mrs L B Fitzgerald of Gay has returned to Manchester where her husband works with the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad.
Advice from Chattanooga Nurseries on planting a beautiful yard with fragrant roses and southern-grown stock. Promises a datelogs guide with expert rose selections and varieties proven to thrive in the South. Early planting urged for best results and lasting success.
The Living Church lists 6394 Episcopal churches in the United States. St. John leads with 561 dedications, followed by St. Paul and Trinity. The 20 titles of Our Lord appear 983 times, with Christ Church and Good Shepherd common. Mary dominates among women’s names, while Roman Catholic churches favor additional saints. New York shows frequent St. Patrick dedications. It may reveal belief-driven patterns in church naming.
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